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    Maneuver: Men of Inked: Southside, #1

    By Chelle Bliss

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    This isn't how fairy tales typically begin, but it's where mine starts…

    No money, no phone, and abandoned on the streets of Chicago.

    With my baby in my arms, I wander into a bar in a shady neighborhood and ask to use their phone.

    When my father turns us away and completely disowns me, the bar owner, and total hottie, offers us a place to stay…no strings attached.

    I'm leery at first.

    Hot alpha guy.
    Down on her luck single mother.

    I mean, who wouldn't be wary?

    Lucio Gallo isn't like most men, though. He's fiercely protective, loyal, and did I mention he's covered in nothing but muscle?

    Above all else, he's everything I need but never knew I wanted.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChelle Bliss
    Release dateOct 17, 2018
    ISBN9781386015437
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    Maneuver: Men of Inked: Southside, #1
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    Chelle Bliss

    Chelle Bliss is the USA Today bestselling author of the Men of Inked and ALFA P.I. series. She hails from the Midwest but currently lives near the beach even though she hates sand. She's a full-time writer, time-waster extraordinaire, social media addict, coffee fiend, and ex-high school history teacher. She loves spending time with her two cats, alpha boyfriend, and chatting with readers. To learn more about Chelle, please visit chellebliss.com.

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    • 4/5
      A great read, that was exciting, entertaining, and really sweet. Loved the characters. Very enjoyable. Looking forward to book 2.